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    PhD Course - IPR, innovation and responsible conduct of research

    Organizer
    Laura Beloff, Associate Professor, ITU

    Lecturers
    Marianne Weile, consultant
    Clement Salung Petersen, Associate Professer, Copenhagen University
    Morten Rosenmeier, Professor, Copenhagen University

    Dates of the course
    13-14 November 2017

    Time
    9:00 13 November 2017 - 15:00 14 November 2017

    Location
    Skjoldnæsholm Hotel og Konferencecenter
    Skjoldenæsvej 106, 4174 Jystrup

    Course description
    The PhD seminar has an interdisciplinary focus. The program and topics at the seminar are directed across different disciplines, and will therefore focus on the relation between IPR, innovation and entrepreneurship as well as responsible conduct of research, through different guest lectures and workshops.

    Day 1
    Marianne Weile has worked 17 years in Novozymes where she has been deeply involved in acquiring new technologies also from university inventors, setting up collaborations as well as selling technologies. She has among other been heading the IP function outside the US having around 60 people reporting to her. Marianne has a bachelor in biochemistry as well as an MBA and started her commercial carrier by establishing her own company and has therefore insight from start-up as well
    as established companies interest and ground for motivation.

    During her part of the program, she will touch upon elements relevant when commercializing inventions/technologies:
    1) Protecting the invention through IP mainly patents. What do you need to think about when applying for IP protection? What is the difference between a patent application and a patent family? Elements relevant when defining your IP/patent strategy.
    2) What are the right partners for your project? Can you find the right partners through patent searches?
    3) Watch-outs in agreements relevant for commercializing your technology. Do you want to exclusive or nonexclusive outlicense your technology or sell it?
    4) If we have the time introduction to negotiations. What is BATNA and ZOPA?

    Marianne Weile will be around and will discuss individual questions and challenges. If the PhD students have a technology they are considering commercializing, they might want to take this opportunity to brainstorm and get feedback from Marianne.

    Day 2
    On day 2 Clement Salung Petersen and Morten Rosenmeier will give an introduction to responsible conduct of research, the basic concepts and enforcement. Other than this, they will also touch upon the following:
    - Academic freedom and freedom of speech - case-based discussions
    - Conflicts of interests – case-based discussions
    - Research planning and data management (including research collaborations)
    - Plagiarism, double publication (“self-plagiarism”), good quotation practice, etc. – case-based discussions
    - Publishing: Authorship and acknowledgements, publishing agreements, open access

    Programme
    Monday 13. November
    9:00:10:00 Bus from ITU to Skjoldnæsholm Hotel og Konferencecenter
    10:00-11:00 Find your room and stretch your legs
    11:00-12:00 Welcome by Laura Beloff/Jens Christian
    12:00-13:00 Lunch
    13:00-14:30 Commerzialise your inventions part 1/Marienne Weile
    14:30-15:00 Coffee and cake
    15:00-16:30 Commerzialise your inventions part 2/Marianne Weile
    16:30-17:30 Use todays teaching on your own project /Marianne Weile
    17:30-18:00 Stretch your legs before dinner
    18:00-19:30 Dinner
    19:30-21.00 Follow-up on todays program and maybe a quiz?

    Tuesday 14. November
    7:30-9:00 Breakfast buffet
    9:00-09:20 Introduction: Responsible conduct of research – basic concepts and enforcement
    9:20-09:40 Academic freedom and freedom of speech - case-based discussions
    9:40-10:20 Conflicts of interests – case-based discussions
    10:20-10.30 Coffee break
    10:30-11:15 Plagiarism, double publication (“self-plagiarism”), good quotation practice, etc. – case-based discussions
    11:15-11:45 Publishing: Authorship and acknowledgements, publishing agreements, open access
    11:45-12:00 Q&A
    12:00-13:00 Lunch
    13:00-14:00 Group reflection on the Seminar’s theme in connection to own PhD project and general knowledge sharing
    14:00-15:00 Bus back to ITU

    Prerequisites
    No.

    Exam
    The PhD students are examined after the seminar has been held by writing one A4 page, about how the content of the seminar can be interpreted and useful in relation to their own research and PhD project. The A4 page is submitted to Laura Beloff no later than 1 December 2017, and also approved by Laura Beloff.

    Credits
    2 ECTS

    Amount of hours the student is expected to use on the course
    Participation: 28 hours (1+½ day at Skjoldnæsholm + exam)
    Preparation: 28 hours

    How to sign up
    Write an e-mail to phdsupport@itu.dk

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